Guides

The headline coasteering venue near Tenby. Caves, jumps, sheltered routes, free parking — what to expect, when to go, and how to find Lydstep.

What to do with the kids in Pembrokeshire during May half-term (25-29 May 2026): coasteering, kayaking, Caldey Island, puffins on Skomer, and how to get away from the busy town — from people who run the activities.

The kayak is one of the oldest working watercraft in human history. Long before fibreglass, carbon fibre, and the commercial outdoor industry, kayaks were precision survival tools built from skin and bone, designed and refined over thousands of years by people whose lives depended on them. To understand the modern sport is to understand where

In terms of things to do in Tenby, this (we think) is the absolute best. There are kayak trips, and then there are kayak trips that remind you exactly why you live where you live. This is one of the latter — a route that takes in two centuries of maritime history, one Victorian fort,

We can’t deny it — jumping is the part of coasteering that everyone gets most excited about. The best cliff jumps in south Pembrokeshire, ranked and explained.

Coasteering is one of those activities that looks wild on Instagram and sounds alarming to any parent whose child is begging to try it. Jumping off rocks into the sea, swimming through sea caves, scrambling along cliff faces — as a well-worn coasteering saying goes: ‘all the things your parents told you NOT to do